Comedy Blaps series and ended up broadcasting them on Channel 4 in August 2012. Business Mouse picked up a Royal Television Society Award. Modern Toss also produced Robin of Essex for Channel 4 which debuted in 2012 online. In 2012 Channel 4 commissioned Modern Toss to produce a series of five promos for their Funny Fortnight in August 2012. Recurring cartoons Though some of them are one-off, most of the cartoons follow recurring themes (or in a few cases loosely sequential stories). The following all appear in the publications and many also in the television series: Mr Tourette: a French sign-writer who produces offensive signs bearing no relation to his customers' instructions. This usually culminates in his customer being totally unhappy with the work and Mr Tourette calling them "some kind of cunt" Alan: a sociopathic, scribble-like creature who plays extreme practical jokes on his middle-class brother-in-law, usually involving Alan turning up uninvited to a social event and causing a large amount of destruction, to the tune of "I Like To Move It" by Reel 2 Real, before running away, leaving his brother-in-law to shout "Come back, Alan, you wanker!" Prince Edward, Royal Entrepreneur: the prince tries to make money out of anything associated with the royal family, no matter how tasteless Cheese and Wine: satire of boring 'small talk' made at parties, such as 'I hear Peter's new business is in trouble' meeting with the reply 'Peter's a cunt' Citizens' Advice: irate and often illogical complaints from members of the public about goods, services and employers, usually concluding with the question "where do I stand legally?" Work: conversations with disgruntled or complacent employees; for example, a man phones in from home, saying, "I've heard the printer's broken so I won't be coming in" 999: emergency phone calls from people in bizarre situations Emergency services: people with bizarre health complaints Daytrippers: two men discuss plans for various violent outings Planet chat: everyday conversations between celestial bodies Space argument: astronauts arguing on the moon I live 'ere: a farmer who recounts his violent assaults on members of the public Drive-by abuser: a man on a moped who shouts pointless insults at people, animals or inanimate objects he drives past. Typical examples include: "You're a traffic light, yeh? Changing colours, yeh? Yeh, fucking looks like it an' all" "Well good luck to ya, 'cause I wouldn't have the fucking nerve" "Why not,